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An internet debate took off after a recruiter, Caitlin Wehniainen, questioned whether it’s appropriate to show up for a job interview with an iced coffee in han…
An internet debate took off after a recruiter, Caitlin Wehniainen, questioned whether it’s appropriate to show up for a job interview with an iced coffee in hand. Online discussions sparked questions about what the act says about their employability and professionalism.
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@@Frankbarnes1666Imported1mo ago
I’ve coffee comes in a plastic cup with… fucking ice that makes noise. Why is this even a discussion. We’re creeping towards idiocracy.
@@patchesconway5957Imported1mo ago
What county is this , it doesn't sound like Freedom so not America or are you that pity <br>We should be taking about Universal health care
@@johnq8362Imported1mo ago
🤔This is not the dumbest conversation but it’s definitely in the top 100
@@missbonesVRImported1mo ago
Are you guzzling the coffee or holding a cup?
@@BusaMagic5.0Imported1mo ago
😯 retract the etiquette like Donald Trump retracting the Democrats and the Republicans backing all the decisions for last 250 years that benefitted the US.
@@missbonesVRImported1mo ago
What if its a reusable cup? U want me to toss that because my interviewer is unprofessional and probably going to make insanely unrelated assumptions about my worth ethic?
@@louislepage5111Imported1mo ago
Gen Zs showing up at all is a miracle. 🥴
@@Navy8404VetImported1mo ago
No. You should dress to impress. Leave your phone alone. Bring a 1 page resume. Never chew gum. Smell like you wash yourself. Remember, you need the job.
@@AnonymousUserNameHereImported1mo ago
Middle aged autistic disabled female here... THE RIGHT QUESTION IS "who sets the standard of what professionalism is?" !! Thank you for bringing this question with you ❤
@@alanholguin3609Imported1mo ago
A.I Is taking all their jobs anyways..
@@MrSniper-77Imported1mo ago
Yeah, bringing a beverage to an interview is probably a bad idea but it’s also an arbitrary reason to overlook an otherwise qualified candidate. The whole song & dance of an interview is performative & only effective at turning people into low level actors pretending their chief concern isn’t homelessness, loss of access to healthcare, & poverty. “I want the job because I need money & the social safety net is nearly non-existent,” probably never got anyone hired but is likely the most honest thing one can say in an interview.
@@ralphinglett8988Imported1mo ago
Nobody uses the term post-grad. You sound pretentious. I just simply say yes I have a bachelor's or yes I have a masters. This is so dumb
@@LurchFettermanImported1mo ago
Some employers might not care, but I doubt anyone is going to hire you because you brought a drink into the interview. So if there's a chance it might hurt, and basically no chance it will help, don't bring a drink.
@@roydimanalata8505Imported1mo ago
Bring coffee to job interview more nervous and anxious
@@ralphinglett8988Imported1mo ago
You should not walk into an interview with coffee at all or any drink. A good job will offer you a water when you come in. This is a stupid conversation
@@victorbenner539Imported1mo ago
Why in gods good name would you ever even consider bringing any beverage to a job interview? Drink later.
@@-DMImported1mo ago
Yes, because if you are that dumb then it's good to not get hired.
@@jacobdoesfunstuffImported1mo ago
Going through a teenage rebellion at a job interview is so silly. The whole "what does professionalism mean" conversation is so juvenile.
@@rasjahson6261Imported1mo ago
I’ve coffee is fake coffee. Coffee is supposed to be hot, not cold.
@@mikescott3167Imported1mo ago
People bringing food and beverages to a job interview? WTF? American is cooked.
@@MrMountain707Imported1mo ago
Whats next? Bonnets in an interview?
@@chrispowers5568Imported1mo ago
Would you bring a turkey leg to the interview? How about a lit cigarette? Maybe eat a salad during it? How about bringing your cat? How about showing up fed and hydrated with no distractions ready to work?
@@73koobeeImported1mo ago
Just eat a sandwich and act astute. Let them sell themself instead of the other way around. They are lucky if you say yes to their offer instead of you being lucky if they give you one.
An internet debate took off after a recruiter, Caitlin Wehniainen, questioned whether it’s appropriate to show up for a job interview with an iced coffee in hand. Online discussions sparked questions about what the act says about their employability and professionalism.
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